Last Day for Contributions to Lieut Rhodes Testimonial
As we intimated last week we propose to make this the final day for donations to the Lieut Rhodes testimonial and close the history tonight. Saturday yielded gains from the Somerset club and Union club with its sixth instalment, Suffolk club represented, bringing the total near two thousand. The fund now lists previously acknowledged amounts and ongoing subscriptions to complete the deficit by closing time.
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Rhodes
Somerset Club
Union Club
Suffolk Club
Sousa Wewe
Somerset
Eae Union Club
Statis Instul,m
Eeesseeesereees
Os Suffolk Claub
Eas Sane
DG Mbridge
Eis Eins
JD. V
Modest Heroism Highlighted in City of Columbus Rescue
From the New Haven Palladium February 2, Lieut Rhodes deflects praise for a brave deed stating he did what any man would, while observers laud his restraint. Public testimonials rise, nearing $2,000 as a tribute to his duty in rescuing survivors from the wreck.
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New Haven
City of Columbus
Contributions to the Gay Head Indian Fund Received
A list of charitable subscriptions received for the Gay Head Indian Fund shows numerous donors from New Bedford Providence Lowell Duxbury Dorchester Vineyard Haven and Northboro among others. Totals include substantial gifts from Mary E. Gay and Geo W. Bond, with overall acknowledged receipts around 3 191 00 dollars.
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Gay Head Indian Fund
New Bedford
Lynn
Mercury
Bedford
Providence
S JS
Journal
Batchelder i Counse
Lowell
Enoch Arden
Joshua H. Hathaway
Duxbury
Kh. Winslow
J. H. Blake
Salem
D. J
ONG
Ile Beason
B. L. Young
M. T. Runnels
Mrs.&. L. Young
Vineyard Haven
Eleanor J. W. Ie
Baker, Dorches
John A. Neal
Northboro
Mass
A. L. Lowell
Anaeseek
A. D
Cambridge
Mary E. Gay
Geo. W. Bond
Demand for Saturday Post exhausts edition on steamer City of Columbus
The Saturday Post edition with a chart and full account of the City of Columbus loss sold out quickly. To meet demand, the article and chart are printed in the semi weekly Post dated Monday February 4. Newsmen are urged to submit orders promptly.
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City of Columbus
Died at 104 in Brewer Jane Moran of Ireland
New England News from Maine reports Mrs. Jane Moran died yesterday in Brewer at age 104. She was born in Ireland. Yenices have been issued for 50 jurors to try the Blaney murder case next Wednesday. Kendall & Whitneys store in Portland was entered Saturday night with $180 in cash and a note for $100 taken. Henry L. Graves arrested in Portland for swindling through the mails bound over for trial in U S court. John H. Spring of Hiram charged with pension fraud pocketing fees. Bangor Commercial notes John M. Skinner chairman of St. Albans borrowed $15,000 and resigned, according to a Pittsfield telegram.
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Jane Moran
Brewer
Ireland
Blaney
Kendall & Whitney’s
Portland
Henry L. Graves
United States
John H. Spring
Hiram
Alonzo Thomson
East
Hiram Spring
Bangor Commercial
Pittsfield
John M. Skinner
Board of Selectmen of
St. Albans
Treasury
Skinner
At the Capital. Morrison tariff bill to be pushed
The senate, limited sessions last week, considers land claims, civil rights, and the Utah bill. In the house Mr. Morrison plans a horizontal tariff cut, with Converse urging wool duties and Hurd opposing. The navy and shipping bills move through committees as the Porter and trade dollar issues loom. Porter's chances rise as Republicans near a possible majority, while the trade dollar withdrawal progresses under subcommittee scrutiny. The president’s season opening reception is set for Tuesday evening with the diplomatic corps to attend.
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Washington
Senate
Edmunds
Utah
Hoar
Committee On the Judiciary
House
Morrison
Converse
Ohio
Hurd
Friends
Bureau of Animal Industry
Committee On Public Lands
Atlantic and Pacific
Northern Pacific
Porter
Fitz John Porter
Messrs. Hour
Sewell
Donald Cameron
Cameron
Senator Butler
South Carolina
Butler
Burchard
House Committee On
McElroy
Diplomatic Corps
Folger
Mary A. Miller
New Orleans
Gen. Halderman
United States
Siam
Department of State
King of
Deaths and legal notices from Manchester and surrounding areas
Mrs. F. Vaughan of Manchester died by self inflicted poison during temporary insanity. Albert Emery of Cincinnati, patient at St Pauls, was alive but not expected to recover after coasting injury. Gov Hale nominates Gilbert Whitman to New Orleans exposition with Daniel Johnson as alternate. Messier and Laplant held on $500 bonds after arrest in Lawrence for selling Nashua livery horse and sleigh. John Turner of Whitefield jailed for larceny of a gold watch from Edward Dame, dating to funeral day. Murner held for trial.
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F. Vaughan
Manchester
Albert Thomas Emery
Cincinnati
Ohio
St. Paul’s
Gov. Hale
Gilbert P. Whitman
New Orleans
Daniel W. Johnson
Claremont
Charles Messier
Alexander Laplant
Lawrence
Nashua
Supreme Court
John Turner
Whitefield
Edward Dame
Dame
Murner
Disappearance Near Lake Champlain Suspected Murder Case
Reports tied to the recent vanishing of Herman Krauser on Lake Champlain suggest his death at the hands of his companion Von Blumendale. Meanwhile the Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance company of Montpelier moves to wind up its affairs due to repeated heavy losses and required assessments.
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Herman Krauser
Lake Champlain
von Blumendale
Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Montpelier
Worker killed in eight foot fall at Doherty quarry
John Fitzgerald 65 died instantly after a fall at the Doherty quarry in Lockland on Saturday. An unknown shooter attempted to target East Weymouth laborers Friday night. Eda Booth, six, was assaulted in the Methuen woods on Friday. marks of attack visible. In Pittsfield, Barrett case jurors were discharged after failing to reach a verdict, 16 to 2 in favor of acquittal. Barrett to be released on bail, and retrial unlikely.
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John Fitzgerald
Lockland
Weymouth
Eda Booth
Methuen
Barrett
Pittsfield
Oyster War on Long Island Sparks Imminent Clash
A string of tragic deaths and notable events fill a chaotic report. A prominent Geneva citizen A C Stevens fatally shot himself on Saturday. Frederick Trotfman, 26, found dead with two bullet holes in a Philadelphia hotel. John C Sherwin killed himself at Brad dock, Pa. John Collins hanged for killing banker W F Cummings during a $7000 robbery in Nevada City Col. A Mennonite colony buys two Kansas townships after fleeing cold in Minnesota and Dakota. Carlisle Indian School welcomes 62 new pupils, including 52 Apaches from San Carlos and the rest Pueblos from New Mexico. Marquis de Mores reports a fearful fatality at tending Montana sheep disease. A Paris despatch reports M Rouher death, with ex Empress Eugenie sending confidence telegram to the widow.
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Long Island
A. C. Stevens
Geneva
Marquis de Mores
Montana
J. C. Goodwin
Easton
Frederick Trotfman
Philadelphia
John C. Sherwin
Braddock
John Collins
W. F. Cummings
Nevada City
Col
Kansas
Minnesota
Dakota
Indian Training School
Carlisle
San Carlos Reserve
Arizona
New Mexico
Paris
M. Rouher
Napoleon
Eugenie
Man Attacked in Home by Brakeman in Concorp NH
Charles Abbott a Northern railroad brakeman assaulted William H Adams last night after returning home. Abbott struck Adams twice with a stove lifter on the head leaving him delirious and with a skull fracture suspicion falls on jealousy as the motive. Medical exam notes a severe head injury with uncertain outcome.
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Concorp
N. H
Charles Abbott
Northern Railroad
William H. Adams
Adams
War in Egypt Preparations and Rumors
London dispatches report Baker Pasha advancing on Tokar and Khartoum rumors that El Maha is retreating toward southern Kordofan and Darfour. Claims of a risky Tokar relief by an untrustworthy force, and a failed attack on Suakin fortifications. Six hundred black troops join Baker Pasha at Trinkitat. Cairo notes Tokar garrison preparing a sortie to aid him.
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London
Baker Pasha
Tokar
Khartoum
el Maha
Kordofan
Darfour
Costrogan
el Mahdi
Tukar
Suakim
County Cork
Marquis of Queenbury
House of Lords
House of Commons
Annual district lodge meeting of Independent Order Free Sons of Ireland opens
New York February 3 The district grand lodge meeting of the Independent Order Free Sons of Ireland opens with delegates from New Haven Hartford Newark Boston Brooklyn and Albany over 200 attending The grand master Julius Narburger delivers the annual address Officers are installed and the session continues for three days Also reported are a death identified as Conceita Murick aged 70 and two suicide attempts with one fatal edifice dedication and a fatal self-inflicted shooting by Augusta Holterman and death of optician Fritz Volgeding after a self-inflicted wound.
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New Yoru
Independent Order
Free Sons of Ireland
New Haven
Hartford
Newark
Boston
Brooklyn
Albany
Julius Narburger
Stuyvesant Park
Conceita Murick
Jienny A. Ginebe
Louis Raudqueat
Bellevue
Calvary Baptist Church
6Th Avenue
Augusta Holterman
Fritz Volgeding
Frankfort Street
Chambers Street
Jail breakout ends in death after sheriff fires
In Port Jervis New York on February 3 Sheriff Deitz moved four prisoners from cells to the corridor. Two were recaptured but two fled toward the woods. The sheriff fired when ignored commands. Michael McCarthy, described as a horse thief, was wounded and died fifteen minutes later. the other prisoner escaped.
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Port Jervis
N.Y
Deitz
Sullivan County
Michael McCarthy
Spinners Strike Threatens Big Fall River Mills
In Fall River ten mills with 3 570 workers plan a wage cut resistance via a strike. With 23 600 weekly payroll and 39 200 print cloth pieces, leaders warn of 10 000 to 12 000 mill hands on strike and a probable city wide shutdown as manufacturers weigh lockout vs continued operation.
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Fall River
Union
Order City
Sagamore
New England
Mass
Board of Trade
Spiners
Montreal Winter carnival opens with grand ice palace lights
Montreal citizens focus on the arrival of 25,000 visitors for the winter carnival. The weeklong festivities will feature a full sports program and the illuminated monster ice palace as decorative centerpiece. Governor general and the Marchioness of Lansdowne arrive tomorrow to formally open the festival and begin the revelry.
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Montreal
Lansdowne
Tahiti Queen Travels Incognito Through Ciubaco
The Tahiti queen arrived incognito from the west yesterday morning and spent the day driving about Ciubaco. She left for the east last night at o'clock and will stop at Niagara Falls on her way to New York before sailing for England and France. In Ciubaco she used the name Mrs. Salomon and avoided reporters until just before departure.
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Pacific
Atlantic
Ciubaco
Tahiti
East
Niagara Falls
New York
England
France
Salomon
Arrest in Brookville Murder Ties Oyster Bay Robbery Case
Long Island City February 3. Joe Appleford jailed on charges of complicity in the Brookville murder of Mr and Mrs Maybee and the January Oyster Bay assault and robbery on Mr and Mrs Townsend. Charlies H. Rugg implicated by statements. Cameo pin recovered, strengthening case against Rugg. Selan Sprague, assaulted by Rugg, recovers after relapse. doctors cautious.
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Long Island City
L. I
Maybee
Brookville
Townsend
Oyster Bay
Joe Appleford
Charlies H. Rugg
Appleford
Mungbee
Rugg
Selan Sprague
East Meadow
Sill
Kentucky Central Plan Seeks Debt Relief by Stock Assessment
In Cincinnati an informal bond and stockholders meeting agreed to assess stockholders 10 percent on par value and have bondholders exchange their bonds for new ones at 4 percent for three years. The plan aims to free the road from debt and fund extensions without altering contracts with other railroads.
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Cincinnati
Kentucky Central Railway
Kentucky Senate Race Sparks Intense Debate In Frankfort
In Frankfort on February 2 the senatorial contest heats up as Sweeney withdraws, signaling a possible end to the deadlock if Carlisle takes his place. Carlisle’s prospects improve while Sweeney predicts Blackburn’s victory. caucus reopens Monday.
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Frankfort
Sweeney
Carlisle
Blackburn
Mixed train wreck on Monadnock railroad near Peterboro
A Monadnock railroad mixed train with locomotive and several cars left Winchendon at 10 15 AM. Four miles from Peterboro a rear freight car derailed dragging the baggage car. the baggage car toppled. Express Messenger Petting, Mail Agent White and others escaped unharmed. Passengers were moved to Peterboro in a baggage car. Wrecking crew cleared the track by 8 PM.
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Winchendon
Mass
Monadnock
Britton
Peterboro
Petting
White
Keene
Hall Collapse Injures Sixty to Seventy at Guilford Funeral
In Guilford, Ericson's hall collapsed during a Masonic funeral preparation, sending about 70 men from the third story to the floor below. Several were severely hurt as debris ignited by a stove caused a brief blaze, soon controlled with minor damage.
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Binghampton
N. Y
Ericson
Guilford
Notable Figures Move Through National and Local Circles
The text notes diverse figures including King of Spain winning a suit and Queen Victoria planning a Baden Baden visit. church leaders Rev. Wm. T. Chase leaving Cambridgeport for Minneapolis. political figures Gen. Philo Clark in frail health, Senator Frye optimistic on a temperance amendment. and military men like Brigadier General Brown and Col. Lynch in Dover events.
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Spain
James Anderson
Salt Lake City
Rufus Frost
Frost
St. James
Jacksonville
Florida
Philo Clark
Androsecoggin County
A. Bronson
Victoria of
Hesse
J. Marion Sims
Harvard Medical Society
Peter E. Johnson
Gay Head
Fifty-Fourth
Massachusetts Regiment
Robert G. Shaw
Frye
Maine Temperance Alliance
Central Square Baptist Church
Cambridgeport
Wm. T. Chase
Society
Minneapolis
Minn
Douty Guards
Dover
Robie
Brown
Portland
Lynch
Strike at Evening Wisconsin printery seeks equal pay for girls
In Milwaukee on February 2 twelve men and three girls at the Evening Wisconsin walk out in a strike. The girls, union members, demand 33 cents per 1000 ems matching male white labor. The paper had paid 28 cents for some girl work and 33 cents for daily newspaper tasks. About half the unionized workers remain split on the strategy as the paper issues normally.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Dover
N. H
Cocheco Print Works
Fire destroys Brookfield boot factory at $25,000 loss
Fire at 2:45 p.m. destroyed H. L. Butterworth & Co. boot and shoe works in Brookfield. Four stories, owned by a local association, total loss estimated at $25,000 with $6,000 on building and $12,000 on stock. Incendiary origin suspected. Auction planned for Feb 16.
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Brookfield
H. L. Butterworth & Co
Phillips
Philairs
O’cloeck
W. Bates
N. KE. Vineing
Joss
Elisha Merrow
Charles Newman
Samuel Blanchard
Chimeney
Boston
Hudson
Silas W. Hale
Henry E. Hall
Hale
Hall
Samuel A. Forrester
East Central Street
Natick
Addie Martin
Sawyer Street
Carl Edmund
Station Six
Michael Martin
Boston Street
South
Springfield
Mass
Berkshire Eagle
Pittsfield
Tuttle & Branch
HE. G. Goodel
Plymouth
Bank
Court Street
Andrew H. Russell
John B. Wilson
Frank C. Johnson
Wilson
Johnson
St. Louis
Eighth and
St. Charles Streets
N. O. Nelson & Co
Phillips, Grant & Co
Minneavolis
Minn
Fergus Falls Flour Mills Company
Providence
R.J
LeFavor
Pawtucket
Oscar A. Newell
Pierskeep
Berkshire Overall
Wawmton
Bermuda
Trinity Church
Regular Dinners of the Saturday Clubs in Boston
The Boston Club Saturday at the Parker house hosted about 116 guests including Governor Robinson Lieutenant Governor Ames Mayor Martin ex Governors Banks Claflin Gaston and more. Speakers included Robinson Ames Slack Ryder and Comins. Various clubs met at McQuincy Young's and Revere houses with debates on poll tax and voting rights.
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Boston Club
Parker House
Robinson
Ames
Martin
Gaston
Rice
Clafim
E. J. Trall
Campbell
E. J. Sherman
B. F. Martin
Manchester
N. H
Charles W. Slack
W. H. Ryder
Gloucester
Frank C. Richardson
Essex Bar
Shattuck Club
Revere House
Travellers’ Club
New England Commercial Travellers’ Association
Young’s
Newetowne Club
Chelsea High School reunion on Washington's Birthday
The Chelsea High School association will hold its annual reunion in the high school building on the evening of February 22, Washington's Birthday.
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Chelsea High School Association
Washington
Gunfire at Polish Church Pastor in Michigan
Feb 3 in Guano Rapviros Mich two shots narrowly missed Rev Father Jablesky as he sat in his study. Police suspect disgruntled church members staged the attack amid tensions within the Polish Roman Catholic congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guano Rapviros
Mich
Father Jablesky
Toledo Narrow Gauge to Offer Reduced Freight Rate
Ir. Louis February 3. It is asserted tonight that the Toledo Narrow Gauge road which enters the Wabash elevator at Toledo will announce tomorrow it will hereafter receive eight class freight for New York at 14 cents per 100 pounds a cut of 16 cents or over 50 percent less than the regular rate.
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Ir. Louis
Toledo
New York
Utica Woman Bridget Kelley Dies at 105 in Utica
Bridget Kelley died in Utica this evening aged nearly 106. She came to Utica 50 years ago from county Mayo Ireland. The long lived resident was a native of Ireland and had witnessed a century of changes in the city and nation.
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Utica
N. Y
Bridget Kelley
County Mayo
Ireland
Report on Union Mutual Life Insurance Maine assets and solvency
Portland reports a thorough audit of Union Mutual Life Insurance Company of Maine. The commissioners find assets and liabilities well managed with real estate, mortgages, and securities properly valued. They confirm safety and solvency under state laws and note increased surplus and effective controls since 1877.
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Portland
Union Mutual Life Insurance Company of
Maine
Joshua Nye
Stephen H. Rhodes
Massachusetts
New York
Ohio
Chicago
Canada
Virginia
Overland Company Responds to Col Rand on Disaster Wreck
Alfred A Nickerson president of the Boston and Savannah Steamship company defends management in Col Rand letter reply. He explains delaying to act, states Capt Baker had full authority, notes Nellie’s service, outlines recovery efforts, and defends the company against claims of inefficiency and parsimony while detailing salvage and forwarding of bodies to New Bedford.
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Alfred A. Nickerson
Boston and Savannah Steamship Company
Col. Rand
Mr. Nickerson
Boston
Baker
Friends of the Lost
New Bedford
Wood’s Hall
Capt. Baker
Old Colony Railroad Company
Woods Hall
Revenue Cutter
Dexter
Storm King
Colonel Rand
Old Colony
Vineyard Haven
Anniversary at South Congregational Church in Boston
The North End mission marked its anniversary at South Congregational Church with an opening by Gov. Geo. D. Robinson who urged charity and aiding the needy. Rev. S. F. Jones, Dr. E. Hale, and Rev. Dr. Plumb led talks on mission work among the poor and the prevention of crime through saving children aged 6 to 16, followed by singing and benediction.
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North End
South Congregational Church
Gov. Geo. D. Robinson
F. Jones
E. E. Hale
D. D
Boston
Hale
Clock invention to display twenty four hour time in window
William Hunter Emerson of this city designs a movable inner dial clock to show twenty four hour time. Exposed at Shreve Crump Lowe on Washington and Summer, the device shifts display at 12 30 to reveal hours thirteen to twenty four. The mechanism, adaptable to any clock, claims a simple cheap method to switch to twenty four hour time.
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William Hunter Emerson
Shreve
Crump & Lowe’s
Washington
Summer Streets
Emerson
Worcester Electric Light Change and Transfer in Worcester
The American Electric and Illuminating Company loses control as Worcester Electric Light Company takes over the Worcester operation. Henry M. Stevens departs, replaced by William H. Coughlin, with a spotless safety record and a station housing nine American and one Edison dynamos powering 175 lights citywide. Union Station leads, along with skating rink and Denholm & McKay Boston store, in lighting use. Pleasant Street Baptist Church first to adopt electric lights, as prominent officials from New York and Boston praise the plant.
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Worcester
Worcester Gazette
American Company of
Boston
Worcester Company
Henry M. Stevens
Boston Company
William H. Coughlin
Stevens
Worcester Dorset Company
Union Station
Denholm & McKay
Pleasant Street
New York
New England
Blodgett
Boston and Albany Railroad Company
City Officials Nominated For Sewer and Engineering Posts
William H. Bradley is named superintendent of sewers Henry M. Wightman as city engineer and Thomas W. Davis as city surveyor. William F. Cashman and several others are appointed permanent callmen. Mayor Martin to-day plans most of his 100 appointments and the water board seeks to amend burn prohibitions on stable water use where meters record consumption.
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William H. Bradley
Henry M. Wightman
Thomas W. Davis
William F. Cashman
William J. van Ettan
E. Wallace
E. B. Gilbert
Charles H. Coyle
Hook and Ladder
Martin
Water Board
Board of Aldermen
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Henrietta
India
Parker Memorial Hall
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Ednah D. Cheney
James Kay Applebee
EK. E. Hale
J. F. Duryea
Phillips Brooks
M. J. Savage
Owls
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John F. Andrew
Grand Lodge of the United Order of Red Men
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Tremont Street
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Henry Ward Beecher
Tremont Temple
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Woman’s Club
Park Street
Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association
Fish and Game Commissioners of
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Quincy
Fourth National Bank of Boston
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H. N. Avery
N. B. Plumer
E. R. McPherson
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C.wright
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R. W. Adams
Louisville
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John A. Hendrick
Jacob Pletcher
Union Mutual Life Insurance
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Euter
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Oliver Pillsbury
Chas. P., Swigert
Illinois
Michael Shannon
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James Giban
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Erastus Wiman
C. W. Hayes
Thomas Young
C. P. Crosby
M. A. Alberger
McKennan, Nixon and Butler
United States District Court
N.J
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Overland Telephone Company of
New Jersey
J. J. Storrow
Chauncey Smith
Elisha Gray
Hes Thomas A. Edison
Menlo Park
N. 4
Jas. W. McDonough
Ilinois
Daniel Crawbaugh
Eberly’s Mills
Cumberland County
Gray and Edison
North End Sission
Charles Withern
Parker Place
Roxbury
John Brown
Charles Lindsay
James Curtis
William Holmes
Phillips Street
John Brasey
Henry Dennis
James H. Banks
John Miller
Myres
Superior Court
William H. Howard
Linden Place
Richard Robinson
Henry &. Smith
Anderson Street
John D. N. R. Powell
Chelsea
Edward Feraald
Fitchburg Road
Massachusetts General Hospital
Frank Edwards
Wyndham County
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James Brown
Water Street
Nettie Krouse
Webster Place
Fleet Street
Glark Street
Washington Price
Atherton Street
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George Mingle
Island Street
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Paul H. Jacot
Jacot
Durant
Daniel Foley
Breen Place
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Fitchburg
Hoosac Tunnel
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City Hall Notes
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